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Merle Johnson’s American First Editions: Bibliographic Check Lists of the Works of 199 American Authors
Why Rare Book Collectors Like the Personal Touch
It’s not easy for us to explain to non-collectors why we’re attracted to books.
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Private Lives of Old Books Opens at Bryn Mawr
Centuries’ worth of scribbled notes and doodles in manuscripts and early printed books will be revealed tomorrow in Bryn Mawr College’s new exhibition,
Aristotle’s Opera
Rare Editions of Aristotle on Exhibit in NYC
Last week the New-York Historical Society unveiled Aristotle: From Antiquity to the Modern Era, an exhibi
Les tenures du monsieur Littleton
Check Out These Rare Law Books Annotated by Early Readers
An exhibition at Yale’s Lillian Goldman Law Library, now online for virtual viewing, exposes readers who took the law into their own hands, literally.
First Folio
Milton-Annotated First Folio on Exhibit
By now many of you will have heard the exciting news that schol
The Book Traces Project in Action
Students at the State University of New York at New Paltz had the option this semester to enroll in "Digital Tools for the 21st Century" (DHM 293), led by P
David Foster Wallace Archive Opens
September 14, 2010.
Book Marks
Here's an online version of an amazing exhibit that ran last year at the Hill Museum & Manuscript Libra